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Lack Of Consistency After Divorce Leads Some Teens To Alcohol, Marijuana Use

Lack Of Consistency After Divorce Leads Some Teens To Alcohol, Marijuana Use

In September, I was intrigued during a workshop with teens to hear that a lack of consistency after parental divorce had led a number of teens and their peers to start using pot and to start [...]

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Has Knowledge Become Outdated?

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Has Knowledge Become Outdated?

During the middle of the twentieth century a psychologist name Benjamin Bloom created a classification system to identify levels of thinking.  This arrangement is known as Bloom’s Taxonomy.  Intellectual processes are ordered from the most basic, [...]

Middle School – An Important Time To Teach Empathy and Compassion

Middle School – An Important Time To Teach Empathy and Compassion

  The middle school years are an important time to teach empathy, and compassion. Pre-teens have the full range of feelings while still willing to acknowledge and communicate about them. How We Learn to Hide, Deny [...]

The School Counselor as a Collaborative Leader

The School Counselor as a Collaborative Leader

  School counselors will wear many professional hats throughout each school year.  A very important role is engendering collaboration between a child’s parents/guardians and the staff of the school.  Creating a collaborative environment is vital to [...]

Creating Data Beyond Standardized Testing Results

Creating Data Beyond Standardized Testing Results

Today’s educators are regularly reminded of the need for data to justify their professional role in society.  Many of us cringe as we hear people who have never spent a day in the classroom, repeat the [...]